Dissolution of Partnership Between Walsh and O’Connor
The partnership between Walsh and O’Connor is dissolved. The remaining partner receives all remaining assets while the creditors are paid. Frank R. Whore signs as chief clerk of the court.
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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
2
The partnership between Walsh and O’Connor is dissolved. The remaining partner receives all remaining assets while the creditors are paid. Frank R. Whore signs as chief clerk of the court.
A damaged listing mentions a brick house including den, bathroom, wide vestibule, wash-house and fence. It notes rent balance and asks applicants to apply by letter to RR P.O. Northam.
A Northam municipal meeting addressed footpath conditions along Gordon Street Wellington Street and other areas. Dr Milner urged action, while the mayor noted funds for new works. A funeral for Mrs Re Ti Meares was held with many local dignitaries present.
In a Saturday East Nyetham match Toodyay defeated Federals by 15 points. The visitors led 11 to none at half time and extended their advantage to 16 points after three quarters. Both sides showed effort despite a poor surface and limited visibility. W J Nicholson and George Rewell starred for Toodyay as they secured the win with late pressure and solid defence.
Watkins and Mitchell halt general agency work to clear Mr McGarry's Northam home items. Auction set for Thursday at McGarry residence Welllington Northam with proceeds to settle debts. Council laments Charles Street crossing delays trains frequent stoppages cited by Dr Milner urging railway authorities action.
Northam defeats North Perth with solid scores across events in singles and pairs. Stars Sparrow Moore and Welton lead victories as Northam also wins on Sunday at Irishtown and Monday at the Bowling Club green, finishing with grand totals Northam 79 North Perth 47.
The Goomalling Mechanics Institute held its annual meeting on Wednesday evening in the hall. Balance sheets show income sources and a government grant for storm damage repairs. New committee members include J. OConnor and I L Royal with others elected to chair roles. annual ball planned for July 17 to aid the institute fund.
Lawn Tennis reports mixed doubles results with Richards and Mrs Timperley, Morrell and Miss P Rewell, Lorenz and Mrs Lorenz, and several other pairings. Scores appear fragmented with several inconclusive notations and player initials.
The list shows nominations for the Northam Picnic Meeting to be held Wednesday June 18. Entrants include Avnatis Wighwater Spinning Lad Waldeere Hutt Ben Tryando Una ay Thorlet Noongatin Yarramony Spinwebb Muralis Avonlock Kroner Flinda Chaucer Soles Murc iner Buttons Flinty Wedand nck Calstock Orville Duke's Motta Prince Mentor Attonelle Roseby Wisheck Black Tack K.C.M.G. Little Beauty Fire Jams Rosivn Tass Flintwood For tola Fleetlock Sarafiell tola Fleetlock Sarafeld Kes Lady Volo Briza Spinweb Bay Ganze Coun ess Greenlea Tatty Romarin wnt Ronis Tass Muralis Geville Duke's Motto Rose by KC ALG Chisker Cairngorm Bortola Anajoy Fleet lock Nougurin Sargield Kroner Calatook Orville Avonlock Prince Mentor Aitonelle Marinesr Hut uast Flinte Red and Back Highwater Fartol Una Rosh Luss Pliny Fire Tune Fire Beauty Maele taek
The Northamt Sub rifle club hosted a home and away match on Sunday with six shooters. Wallace led with a century and several juniors gained places as the team faced handicaps from missing shots and wind. Lockyer Wadlyea junior and Pearce performed credibly for youths, while the full Fingally results remain to be tallied.
The readable portion notes Ruteher Wreth and J Ato Davey with several others winning a contest. It mentions several other participants such as Minsen F Cyildly Walker W Nielutken ff Nicholson G Me ni and T Meecell who faced a losing battle amid feverish effort.
Schedule lists matches between T-Shion, Yor, Ronni, Union, Federal, Tandyay, York, Enion, Toodyay, Felerat, City, Fedreals, Dion, Pnian. Dates range June to August with multiple pairings and venues.
A garbled report describes a tense scene in Detroit with references to vinyl, Seely, Abeas Nuffo, and a crowd reacting to social issues. Names appear unclear, but mentions Martin, P White, Kilvner, Wilk Herman, and others amid discussion of duality and nerves in a public gathering.
A garbled 18th or 19th century text discusses a minister and his salary, noting a reported five thousand pounds per year and reflections on positions, investments, and property holdings. The passage names individuals such as Lloyn Grok Forten and references to ministers’ pay and tenure amid uncertain times.
National Wie announces alterations in re vilations for the Bisley miectine and related events. The imprecise report notes competing entrants and the shifting rules, with mentions of a convertible and high numbers of garks as notable details.
Fragmentary lines hint at a sunset or closing scene with a character named Mia and a singer or performer, referencing a Great Peppermint Tour and an emotional moment. The OCR text is garbled but suggests a narrative of struggle, pain, and memory.
A Western Australia inquest at Northam Courthouse on Friday returned an accidental death verdict for Crane who died after a road accident near Kunjinoppin. Witnesses described Crane’s fall from a wagon and medical testimony noted injuries from a fearfully manhandled fall and subsequent exposure.
The Saturday night event at the Galeveu Theatre featured a chaotic combat with bouts and joking taunts. Spectators noted strong defense and swift jabs as the crowd reacted to the action amid a lively, humorous atmosphere.
Local notice from Watts Nursery advertises a special display of oranges apples grapes and pears. Prices for tomatoes and other fruits are noted as lower than prior year levels, inviting Northam consumers to buy directly from a grower.
A brief notice reports chronic cheat complaints tied to Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. The item references 1/0 as a key detail in the public advisory and notes scrutiny by local authorities.
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